The Magellan Digiwalker C520 has been tested in the market and performed quite well. It's a reliable, feature-filled car GPS system and a good value for the price.

• Spoken Street Names with Text-to-Speech.

• Display real time traffic conditions. Compatible with external Traffic Message Channel. TMC Support with Optional TMC cradle (U.S. only). TMC requires additional subscription charges.

• Media Player. Integrated media player for entertainment on the road. Easily store content on SD memory cards and enjoy photos, video or music when you're traveling.

• Hands-Free Calling. Connect your device with your Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone to make hands-free phone calls. Importing your contact list from Microsoft Outlook.

• 20-channel GPS Receiver. The highly sensitive SiRFstarIII GPS receiver provides accurate navigation, even in challenging environments such as forests or large cities.

• Easy to Use. With intuitive and large icons for data input and menu navigation, you will quickly be comfortable with the controls and can use the device to its fullest. Just turn it on and go!

• Expandable Functionality with Memory Slot. SD/MMC memory card slot for additional maps and multimedia content.

• Clear Display. The widescreen 4.3" LCD color display provides navigation information at a glance, even in bright sunlight.

• Portable Design. With a slim design, the device slips easily into your pocket, purse or briefcase.
  Supports Import of Outlook® Contact Lists

• Ready out of the Box. Everything needed for a great experience is in the box. Including pre-loaded maps and complete accessories.

Reviews:

• CNET editors' review, editor's rating 3.5 stars, 06/19/2007 by Bonnie Cha
  The bottom line: The sleek Mio C520 is a good-value GPS device, packing in advanced navigation features, a large screen, and other extras for an affordable price. However, you can get a better user experience and smoother performance from competing systems.

• PC Magazine, editor very good, Mio Digiwalker C520 06.05.07, by Craig Ellison
  The Mio DigiWalker C520 offers a lot of value for the money spent. Its widescreen, large POI database, text-to-speech conversion, and improved user interface make it a worthy competitor in the medium-price GPS category.

• PCWorld review, 4.5 stars, Mio Digiwalker C520 Review, Feb 08, 2007 by Ross Cantanzariti (excerpt)
  Dubbed the world's first split screen mobile in-car GPS device, the Mio DigiWalker C520 boasts a 4.3in widescreen, Sensis R14 mapping, 500,000 Points of Interest (POI), audio playback and Bluetooth. Also utilising text-to-speech technology, the C520 combines an excellent display with a convenient split screen feature, allowing you to see next turn information, speed, points of interest and more - in tandem with the map screen.

• Amazon.com 128 Customer Reviews
  Excerpt from the review rated most useful:
  It has some cool features, like the ability to display map coordinates and altitude, and has the ability to automatically synchronize time and date with the satellite. It's signal pickup is lightening fast due to the state-of-the-art 20-channel SirfStarIII receiver. It actually picks up the satellite signal from inside my house. The Mio is perhaps among the best GPS' out there at any price!

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